The tourist tax data layer
Local taxes.
Clear answers.
Turn fragmented accommodation tax rules into structured data. Find the jurisdiction, inspect the source, and build with confidence.
Source-backed rules. Explicit gaps. Server-side API.
Workflow illustration · explore the actual published coverage below
Know what you can rely on
Coverage with context.
A country on a list is only the beginning. Inspect the published scope, supported jurisdictions and the gaps that still need review.
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Unknown is a useful answer. Missing coverage never means zero tax.
Our approachFrom property to policy
Start with an address.
Keep the evidence.
Check whether published data can support defaults for a property. Where a jurisdiction or a rule input is uncertain, the result tells you what needs review.
Try the property lookup-
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Locate the jurisdiction
Use authoritative identifiers to establish the applicable local area. A matching city name alone is not enough.
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Read the complete rule
Keep dates, accommodation categories, exemptions and overlapping taxes with the rate.
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Offer supported defaults
Apply only a resolved result after review. Preserve existing settings and past booking amounts.
Designed for developers
Local complexity.
A consistent contract.
Discover coverage, inspect rules and request property defaults through versioned endpoints. Every response keeps uncertainty visible.
Start integratingcurl 'https://api.touristtaxtools.com/v1/countries' \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOURISTTAXTOOLS_API_KEY"
Check the source.
Then ship.
Explore the data before deciding what to automate.